Quantitative Assessment of Jackets Appearances with Bonding Adhesive Interlinings using Two-dimensional and Three-dimensional Analysis

Kim, KyoungOk; Sonehara, Sho; Takatera, Masayuki

doi:10.5057/ijae.12.177

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“…Some researchers have investigated the efficiency of adhesive points. In particular, the prediction of mechanical properties for laminated fabric bonded with adhesive interlining is of great interest [61,62,63]. The adhesive method of fusible interlining affects the fabric’s physical properties.…”

Section: Characteristics Of Interliningmentioning

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A Review of Fusible Interlinings Usage in Garment Manufacture

Qian

Kan

2018

Polymers

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The consumer’s enhanced awareness of garment quality, appearance, and related eco-safety production manufacture means that not only shell fabrics, but also accessory materials should be paid much more attention. Interlining is the one of the most important and state of the art accessory materials that currently lacks review and exploration. This article comprehensively demonstrates an organizational integration of interlinings which includes their history, classification, manufacture, characteristic, properties, function, fusing technology and application. In addition, the article highlights a new innovation of printable interlining, which could replace the traditional fusible interlinings because of its cost-effectiveness, its simple process and its environmentally-friendly nature.

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Section: Characteristics Of Interliningmentioning

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A Review of Fusible Interlinings Usage in Garment Manufacture

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Kan

2018

Polymers

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“…To assess unevenness of curved surface, the ideal shape of the garment without wrinkle is required. To avoid such problem, we used variance of curvature of a cross sections of 3D scanned data for garment as an index of the unevenness (Kim et al, 2013).…”

Section: Quantitative Methods Of Assessing Jacket Appearancementioning

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“…The curvature and variance of curvature of the cross sections for each part were calculated. The average of the variance of curvature is referred to as the smoothness value (Kim et al, 2013) and compared with the sensory test results.…”

Section: Quantitative Methods Of Assessing Jacket Appearancementioning

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“…However, they did not investigated the applicability of the method for aesthetic assessment of overall clothing. Kim et al (2013) found that different adhesive interlinings affected the appearance of a jacket while the surface roughness was an important evaluation factor for jacket appearance. They proposed a quantitative method of evaluating the appearance of tailored jackets having different adhesive interlinings.…”

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Quantifying the appearance of jackets with adhesive interlinings

Kim

Sonehara

Takatera

2016

International Journal of Clothing Science and Technology

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Purpose: This study quantitatively evaluates the effect of adhesive interlining on the appearance of tailored jackets with different rigidity.Design/methodology/approach: Four tailored jackets having the same pattern and fabric and three different adhesive interlinings or no adhesive interlining were prepared as experimental samples. Criteria and characteristics for assessing jacket appearance were investigated in sensory tests. A paired comparison of the jacket appearance was conducted using a ranking method. Smoothness and constriction values were proposed and obtained using three-dimensional shape data. The smoothness value refers to the degree of wrinkling on the jacket surface and the constriction value refers to the degree of constriction of the waist line. A quantitative assessment model of jacket appearance was proposed using multiple regression analysis. Findings:The sensory test reveals that the number of wrinkles, acceptability of wrinkling and degree of constriction of the waist are important criteria in the assessment of jacket appearance. The smoothness value for the front body and the constriction value of the waist partially agreed with the normal scores of sensory test results. Sensory evaluation values for the entire jacket appearance were estimated employing multiple regression analysis with the constriction and smoothness values. The values of jacket appearance estimated using multiple regression analysis were in good agreement with the sensory test results.Originality/value: Criteria and characteristics to be used in the assessment of the appearance of a jacket with adhesive interlining were clarified. Employing the proposed methodology, it is possible to predict jacket appearance for different adhesive interlinings, quantitatively.

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“…Studies have investigated the changes in bending rigidity and shear stiffness associated with bonding adhesive interlining [1][2][3][4][5]. The effect of adhesive interlining on jacket appearance was investigated by Kim et al [6], who found that the surface smoothness and waist line and thus the appearance of a jacket were affected by bonding adhesive interlining.…”

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Relationship between Jacket Comfort and Stiffness of Adhesive Interlining

Kim

Sugiyama

Takatera

2015

IJAE

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Abstract:We investigated the effects of adhesive interlining on wearing and moving comfort and garment pressure exerted on the body. Scheffe's paired comparison test was performed for sensory evaluation of four jackets of the same pattern: one without interlining and three with different adhesive interlinings. The bonded fabrics have different shear and bending rigidities. Nineteen subjects performed four postures and movements while wearing the jackets. They compared wearing and moving comfort, and the feeling of garment pressure on designated parts of the body on a seven-point scale. Analysis of variance revealed significant differences in preference scores between jacket types. A jacket with lower stiffness was evaluated as more comfortable and as placing less pressure on the body. We conclude that adhesive interlinings affect wearing and moving comfort of jackets and the pressure exerted by a jacket on the body, especially in the shoulder, back, forearm, under the arm and bust areas.

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Quantitative Assessment of Jackets Appearances with Bonding Adhesive Interlinings using Two-dimensional and Three-dimensional Analysis

Cited by 10 publications

References 8 publications

A Review of Fusible Interlinings Usage in Garment Manufacture

A Review of Fusible Interlinings Usage in Garment Manufacture

Quantifying the appearance of jackets with adhesive interlinings

Relationship between Jacket Comfort and Stiffness of Adhesive Interlining

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